TaylorMade R11 Rocketballz RBZ Irons



TaylorMade R11 Rocketballz RBZ Irons reviewed by Mark Crossfield PGA professional AskGolfGuru. Mark hits the two TaylorMade irons and talks about what these two golf irons could do for your golf game. The R11 with it’s chrome finish and more classic looks and design will appeal to many golfers. The RocketBallz RBZ irons with extra help in the long irons and grey finish are built for distance and speed. the long shafted and strong lofted golf clubs are made for golfers who want power with some level of control.

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25 thoughts on “TaylorMade R11 Rocketballz RBZ Irons

  1. I bought the R11 irons and I like them better than any irons I have played . I am an 11 hcp and have tried all kinds of irons

  2. lol when did i say i had anything in my bag that a tour player has in his bag? also how did this go from talking about a long drive hitter being able to hit the ball 400+ yards to talking about what kind of shaft i have in my own club?

  3. take out your shaft off your taylormade and check the wieght,frequency and spine off the shaft there is + or – 15% tolerance not a made up statement, fact they market their range well. So if you buy into this taylormade number 1 driver sold and believe you get anything that resembles anything your tour player has in his bag your a fool the only thing the same is the colour

  4. they are aloud to go up to a 49.75 inch shaft which is indeed longer than what is aloud by the PGA but a longer shaft would make the club harder to hit straight. my point is you said they cant hit the ball straight when in fact they can hit the ball straight and still hit the ball 400+ yards which is something only you and i can dream of. and i dont think taylormade is a crap bran considering its be the number 1 driver at the US Open for 10+ years

  5. Yes but their shafts are longer that standard the balls they hit are rock hard and it’s all about crushing a drive their’s not to many of them who would do any thing on tour. My point was always tour edge are a very playable club that are longer than any main brand for the same cost plus you get a proper shaft not this crap you get with main brands

  6. actually they are. they have to keep it within a 50 yard wide fairway and if the wind is blowing and the ball is going 400 yards thats a lot of time forthe win to push the ball so for the most part they are pretty accurate and i know a 50 yard fairway is big but with wind its a tough challenge

  7. I don’t use a tour edge driver I use a 3 wood and them boys who hit the ball over 400 yards are not that straight

  8. actually if you really want to talk distance with a driver than nothing beats krank. the people in the long drive comps. will hit a krank 430 all day. lets see someone do that with a tour edge..

  9. I have the r11 irons, and i love them. They look great on the ground, hit great, and have lots of control…love themmm

  10. Right now I’m playing the burner 2.0 irons. I got them as a 22 handicap and I am now a 10.5 handicap after half a year, which is obviously a big improvement. If anyone is looking for a nice and forgiving iron set, go with the burner 2.0, not the rocketballz.

  11. Which of these would be aimed more toward a beginner, not that they are aimed for one, but which one would be better for begginer players?

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